Sentence examples for vacancies a from inspiring English sources

"That is 400,000 vacancies a year – we want to get those people back into work," he said.

Despite being given the easy cases in areas with the largest number of vacancies, a Public Accounts Committee found they had a success rate of about 12%.

As many hotels across the country struggle with vacancies, a 245-room Embassy Suites Hopenedhat openearnear the Parkway Towers in May was fully occupied one night in the middle of this month.

Judge Wilkinson has said that he believes his court runs excellently with its current complement of judges and that there was no need to fill any of the vacancies, a view Mr. Helms has endorsed.

"It's a tragedy and it's just beginning," Mayor Judith H. Rawson of Shaker Heights, a mostly affluent suburb, said of the evictions and vacancies, a problem fueled by a rapid increase in high-interest, subprime loans.

Insiders say Secure was sunk by a "perfect storm": being tied to a fixed-price contract that could not be renegotiated as crippling costs in NHS overtime and agency staff began to mount to cover long-term vacancies; a slow start to a new business that would have generated income; and the credit squeeze that made banks reluctant to agree a bail-out loan.

For the formation of hematite with oxygen vacancies, an in situ carbon-thermic process was employed.

Figure 1 Optimized geometric structures of partially dehydrogenated graphene with different distribution of H vacancies. (a-c) individual H atoms are removed from fully HG.

A strange vacancy, a peculiar dullness.

There is a certain vacancy, a calm born of ordeal.

In their place is a vacancy, like the vacancy a birth fills or a death leaves behind.